The latest shifts in market leadership underline the fluid nature of the PSV insurance segment, where dominance can change quickly, depending on pricing, claims management and distribution networks.
By
Patrick Alushula
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Directline Assurance has reclaimed its position as the top insurer of public service vehicles (PSVs), marking a comeback in a segment that has seen rivalry and shifting market shares over the past two years.
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